The Hagg, Underhill Lane. Rebuilt 1705. At the time of this photograph, no longer inhabited and owned by Batchelors Peas Ltds., who intended to use it for lecture rooms

Niagara House, Clay Wheels Lane, Wadsley Bridge, prior to demolition. Consisted of 15 rooms, stone slates, french windows and mounting block.

Travellers' Inn, No. 72 Penistone Road North. A coaching inn, believed that the exterior has not been greatly changed for many years except for removal of horse troughs. Large fireplace in kitchen bears inscription, 1697.

Travellers' Inn, No. 72 Penistone Road North. A coaching inn, believed that the exterior has not been greatly changed for many years except for removal of horse troughs. Large fireplace in kitchen bears inscription, 1697.

Old Crown Inn, No. 710 Penistone Road. an old coaching house, with a blacksmith's shop alongside. Mentioned on 1854 O.S. maps

Forgemaster's House, Wadsley Forge, Leppings Lane, from Leake Road. Past occupants include Thomas Ward, around 1809. Owned at the time of photograph by Mr A.A. Brammall

Hillsborough Hall, used as Hillsborough Branch Library, Hillsborough Park, off Middlewood Road

Hillsborough Hall, used as Hillsborough Branch Library, Hillsborough Park, off Middlewood Road. Built in the 18th century by Thos. Steade, grandfather of Pegge-Burnell. Later property of Rimington family and James Willis Dixon, of James Dixon and Son

Nos. 83-85 Tapton Hill Road. Old building divided into two cottages. Built around 1750-60. Rumoured to be the Rose Cottage Inn, the licence transferred to the King's Head in Manchester Road 1860-80, however directories prove this incorrect

Workhouse Green Cottages, Fulwood, on land once named Workhouse Green. Situated on a lane off Mayfield Road at the bottom end of David Lane. Housed poor people from Sheffield's Workhouse. Around 280 years old